Solved This is weird, is there a fix?

[GARoss]

I think you reset IE10, did you do a complete reset? Step #5 here: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1222-internet-explorer-reset.html

Reset seems to of fixed the issue! Funny, I thought I had reset to defaults before but must not have. I have upped some of the security setting from "Medium" to "Medium High" with no errors. So far so good. Have uninstalled FF.

Thanks to all!

That is funny my first two posts suggested full reset
Glad reset finally worked,
Cheers.

Sorry if you feel slighted. As I said, "Funny, I thought I had reset to defaults before but must not have." And, you may have noticed, I did give you a rep as you were trying hard to help me & I sincerely appreciated your efforts.

Thinking back, there were several things going on at once. It seemed every time I turned on my PC there was a new issue. For example, I do a fair amount of video editing & with my software, GPU acceleration is key to render speeds. Windows Update offered a driver for my GTX560Ti card, v320.49. I hadn't updated in years because of negative issues with their drivers & had used only v296.10. Shouldn't of updated as it caused numerous crashes but also confused me if it was IE10 or the new driver causing problems. Turns out it was the new driver. Back to v296.10 & no problems now. So, a lot going on.

 

[ThrashZone]

Reset seems to of fixed the issue! Funny, I thought I had reset to defaults before but must not have. I have upped some of the security setting from "Medium" to "Medium High" with no errors. So far so good. Have uninstalled FF.

Thanks to all!

That is funny my first two posts suggested full reset
Glad reset finally worked,
Cheers.

Sorry if you feel slighted.

Not at all,
Software rendering should have also helped with the driver issue.
Cheers.